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an iron pipe 20 cm long has external diameter 25 CM if the thickness of byte is 1 cm find the whole surface area of pipe​

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Answered by Rudra0936
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Question. - An iron pipe 20cm long has external diameter 25cm nd if the thickness of the pipe is 1 cm .Then Find the Internal total surface area✓

Answer :-

Given length = 20cm

External diameter=25cm

Also given the thickness=1cm

So the internal diameter is( 25-1)cm

internal diameter = 24cm

So the internal T.S.A is as follows

tsa = 2\pi \: r(r + h)...because \: the \: pipe \: is \: cylindrical

tsa = 2\pi \: 12(12 + 20).....( \: r = 12 \: becase \: r =  \frac{diameter}{2}  \\ \\ tsa = 24 \times 32\pi \\  \\ tsa = 768\pi

Answered by Mathlover5274
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Answer:

The surface area of the pipe is 3305.4 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

The circumference will be 78.7 cm

Then you multiply the circumference with 20cm-once for the external surface area and once for the internal surface area.

It will be 3148 cm.

Now the thickness is 1 cm on each side, so 78.7 cm is added to both sides, giving us the answer- 3305.4 cm

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